The Witch of Wol Sin Lake. Book 2

In the follow-up to "And Break the Pretty Kings," crown princess Mirae continues her intricate quest to save her realm, offering an enthralling read for enthusiasts of "This Savage Song" and "Six Crimson Cranes." Having successfully trapped the Netherking back in his dark prison in the Deep, Mirae is far from at peace. The Netherking's parting plans led to the possession of her cherished older brother, Minho, leaving his body trapped and tormented. Determined to free Minho and eradicate the Netherking, Mirae is thrown into turmoil when he steals the all-powerful pearl of Seolla, dismantling her carefully laid plans. As she treads between realms with her divine abilities towards the heavens, she unravels the terrifying truth about the Netherking's schemes — his destruction requires a sacrifice too immense for her to fathom, challenging her belief in her free will and the destiny of the peninsula and its divine powers.This dark, gripping sequel invites readers into a rich world of opulent magic and perilous secrets, as Mirae faces monumental challenges and a heartbreaking decision in her mission to save her queendom. PRAISE FOR "AND BREAK THE PRETTY KINGS" Axie Oh, acclaimed author of "The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea," praises it as reminiscent of the greatest fantasy classics, yet entirely unique. June CL Tan, author of "Jade Fire Gold," describes it as a gripping narrative brimming with unexpected twists, rooted in Korean myths. Tanvi Berwah, author of "Monsters Born and Made," hails it as an impressive tribute to Korean mythology, updating classic fantasy adventures for modern audiences. Swati Teerdhala, author of "The Tiger at Midnight" trilogy, highlights Jeong's mastery in weaving a time-bending tale rich in magic and profound prose, centered on family, love, and identity. Prepare to be captivated by this outstanding debut.